It’s been 101 days since President Biden and Vice President Harris took office, and they’ve spent that time working to get the country back on track after four years of crises. While much is trending in the right direction—shots are going in arms, checks are going into bank accounts, New American and BIPOC leaders are claiming administration jobs (though, notably, there’s no AAPI Cabinet Secretary)—there’s still more work that needs to be done. For example, in the next 100 days, the Biden-Harris administration must meaningfully address anti-Asian racism and act to undo Trump’s cruelty toward immigrants and build a fair, humane, and functional immigration system. We’ll be paying attention to see what happens.

Florida is ripping a page out of Georgia’s voter suppression playbook with a new bill that will make it harder to vote, restrict mail ballot drop boxes, expand partisan challenges to vote counting, and even criminalize handing out food or water to voters in line. We must stand up to this blatant attack and other assaults on our voting rights. We won't let our votes or voices be taken away.

On Saturday, May 8th, join activists across the country for the National John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Action Day!

On this national day of activism, organizers will host votercades in more than 100 cities to bring awareness to S1, the For the People Act, and HR4, the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act—two bills that aim to expand voting and civil rights. Join us to get into good trouble and protect the right to vote!